"Everyone is entitled to his own opinion but not to his own facts." - U.S. Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (1927-2003)

Reading consists primarily of selections from the following:

Nothing to purchase from the bookstore. To avoid hitting a paywalls: You must have active your FPU subscriptions to the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal. On campus, you never hit Economist paywalls. Off campus, you need to use this special Franklin Pierce University link to avoid hitting the paywall to the Economist access: http://libguides.franklinpierce.edu/economist or you can insert this, https://www-economist-com.ezproxy.franklinpierce.edu, in place of https://www.economist.com in any article.

My reading assignments will all have links to the reading materials in them. Almost all are from the publications listed above. Others are articles from the DiPietro Library Academic Databases. For this class, my preference is ProQuest Central.

All of the above and the following, additional sources of information comprise our research materials:

Prof. Cohen's guide to information literacy and media bias detection on the internet